New book examines energy justice, how policy affects those outside of decision makers, politicians
Friday, November 2, 2018 - 06:50
in Mathematics & Economics
The 2015 UN Paris Climate Accords brought energy regulation's role in climate change to the international forefront. And even though the United States has since withdrawn from the agreement, energy development decisions both here and abroad have consequences felt around the globe. A University of Kansas law professor has co-edited a new book that is one of the first to examine energy justice, or how energy policy affects those beyond the decision makers.